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FR-36 RULE 1-4 / THE GAME, FIELD, PLAYERS AND EQUIPMENT
1. The timeouts are granted.
2. There is no offset for the first three violations when an opponent has fouled.
3. When timeouts are exhausted, the next violation is a dead-ball delay penalty at the succeeding spot.
4. A timeout is called, the offending team is indicated by the referee, and the captain and coaches are notified through the officials nearest the sidelines.
b. Officials should ascertain before the ball is ready for play if players are not wearing mandatory equipment or are wearing illegal equipment. Only in an emergency should the play clock be interrupted. Examples: A player(s) not wearing a helmet or a mouthpiece (A.R. 1-4-6-I). The team will be charged a timeout or a delay penalty if all timeouts have been used. VIOLATIONRules 3-3-6 and 3-4-2-b-2 [S23, S3 or S21].
c. No jersey may be changed on the field of play, and such changes must be made in the team area of the player making the change. When it is determined that a jersey does not comply with Rule 1-4-4-e and/or f, a team timeout will be charged to that team at the succeeding spot. If the team has expended its three timeouts, a delay will be charged under Rule 3-4-2-b-2. Players may change torn jerseys during team timeouts and return to play. A player may change a jersey and return during a delay penalty only if the game is not further delayed by that action.
d. Tape may not cover or partially cover a glove. Tape may be used to secure glove fasteners.
Coaches Certification
ARTICLE 7.
The head coach or his designated representative shall certify to the umpire before the game that all players:
a. Have been informed what equipment is mandatory by rule and what constitutes illegal equipment.
b. Have been provided the equipment mandated by rule.
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